Cant afford an enclosed this year? Look here. :)

[Olie3170]

If you are like most guys and you cant justify buying that enclosed trailer this year, but an open place trailer would fit in your current budget. You may want to take a look at a Triton open. Triton's 10' and 12' open trailer can be upgraded to a coverall at a later time. That means no trade in losses to worry about, no new trailers to license etc.

Say you want a Triton 12' Tilt bed trailer model XT12-101 this year for $1,550. Now you can haul your sleds and you get to go have some fun now. Later you come up with some extra money, maybe Christmas bonus and you want that enclosed. You don't have to trade in you trailer you just bought, you can buy a Coverall for it starting at $2,350 with the 4x4 front door and center props. You can either install it yourself or have our trained professionals do it for you.

You would have a really nice set up for not a whole lot of cash. There are plenty of options as well but this will give you a good start on things. The Coveralls are very popular and if you put them on a drive on drive off trailer they can be set up to tilt forward and backward to accommodate driving in and out.

Call me at 800-734-6685 or 307-235-6685, PM me or reply to this post and I'll help you out all I can.

Thank you,
Olie

 

[Olie3170]

This is very popular, and as you can see on here the resale value is very high should you ever want to sell you trailer.

 

[WyoTuff]

Question

How much you looking for on the two place drive on and drive off? Weight ratings and such?

 

[Olie3170]

We would be looking at a model XT12VR-101 this is the V-Nose with a ramp stored underneath the rear of the trailer so you can drive on and off. This trailer starts at $2,000 and the cover adds $2,350 and will tilt both ways. This is a total of $4,350 out the door. The standard trailer trailer can haul 1,985 lbs after figuring for the weight of the trailer. I can however upgrade you to a 2,500 lb axle which will put your carrying capacity at 2,330 lbs for an additional $75. If you really need to haul more than that then there is a 3,000 lb axle available to put your carrying capacity at 2,905 lbs for $150 more. I would recommend upgrading to the 12" load range E for $50. I would also take into account the weight of the coverall which is about 200 lbs. They have gas shocks that make them easy to handle but they do add some weight to the trailer.

I hope the helps you out. Let me know what else you need.

Thank you,
Olie

 

[Olie3170]

I have an XT12VR-101 with the Coverall in stock and ready to go. I'll have an XT12VR-101 drive on drive off and an XT12-101 Tilt in stock in a couple of weeks too!